We have been working for internet companies for free. Every click, every browse, and every recorded action eventually becomes their asset, while we gain nothing in return. The issue is not whether data is valuable, but rather that the data has never belonged to us.

Until I saw what @bluwhaleai was doing. It's not just creating another data platform, but directly giving data ownership back to the users.

Your on-chain behavior and wallet trajectory will be integrated into a WhaleScore, equivalent to a verifiable wallet health profile. Based on data from over 37 public chains and more than 800 million anonymous wallets, who can access it and how it is used is entirely up to you. If you choose to share, you can receive rewards; if you don't share, no one can bypass you to steal value.

Interestingly, AI really played a role in the middle: on one hand, it helps you automatically manage stablecoins and make personalized financial decisions; on the other hand, it allows project parties to understand real user behavior under compliance requirements.

It's not about splitting the two sides, but rather realigning value. There are now over 3.6 million users running nodes and participating in the network, and decentralized AI is not just a concept anymore, but has been scaled into reality.

Instead of passively handing over data, why not try being the owner of your data at @bluwhaleai?